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What types of deposits do you get with glaciers and wind?
Glacial deposits are called till. Wind deposits are referred to as aeolian deposits and include loess, dunes, and hills.
How sand and running water can create constructive forces?
Water could be as a constructive force in the sense that, when slight floods occur alluvium are been deposited by water. These deposits are very rich in organic contents and are good agricultural grounds.
What features indicates that many continents were once near Earths South Pole?
A) glacial deposits
Is soy milk organic or inorganic?
Lecithin is an organic compound.
How glaciers water and wind become agents of erosion and what are their deposits?
water removes top soil and wind smashes the plant . both these agents may carry a lot of organic matter in them but erosion occurs mainly due to these agents only.
What are ocean sediments?
Ocean sediments are deposits of materials(organic or in-organic) at the substractum of the ocean.
What is a palynomorph?
A palynomorph is an organic microfossil found in sedimentary deposits and composed of organic material.
Why are coal and petroleum considered fossil fuels?
Long term deposits of organic material over great distances of time and pressure.
What are 3 places bacteria can be found?
bacteria are found everywhere in air,land,water,oil deposits,man,animals,plants,decaying organic matter & food
How does flooding benefit the soil?
iT DEPOSITS A THIN LAYER OF NEW SOIL OVER THE OLD SOIL WITH FRESH MINERALS, ETC. ========== The conditions for flooding often collect a lot of debris along the way and stir up the materials that have sunk to the bottom of the river (which are usually nutrient and organic rich). All this material gets carried along and deposits along the edges of the flooded area, replenishing nutrients and organic components of the soil.
Where is methane is found?
Methane can be found under the ground. The decay of organic matter, such as landfills, produce methane. Geological deposits deep under the ground also contain methane.
In what type of rock is oil formed?
Oil originates from dead organic material, generally deposited in sedimentary rock. Some metamorphic or igneous minerals may be found in hydrocarbon deposits.
What does glue contain?
It depends, but standard liquid glues contain organic solvents and some sort of adhesive solute (typically rubber based). As the solvent evaporates it deposits the solute and "hardens".
What are the types of deposits available in Dubai?
Deposits in Dubai are almost similar to what you can avail in countries across Asia. Fixed deposits, call deposits, recurring deposits and flexible deposits are some of the common types of deposits available in Dubai.
Which layer of soil has the least amount of organic materials in it?
The top layers - The weathering and the degradability would apply. The deposits in the inner layers are not exposed to the eco parameters ie the sunshine hours, rainfall on the surface and physical movements and not deposits. The options for mulch and the deposits to avoid or curtain evapotranspiration from the surface of the soil ought to be rationalised as per the raw material applied and the rate of the biodegradability. Thank you K Monday, 17th January 2011
From what sources is asphalt derived?
Most asphalt is obtained as a byproduct of the distillation of petroleum or other natural materials. Some natural asphalt, however, is extracted from organic mineral deposits in the early stages of their breakdown
What is the meaning for NRI deposits?
what is nri deposits
